Yee Luly studied alcohol theory. Yee won the 26th Golden Goblin Award for Picture Book with THEY COULDN’T MAKE IT TO BREMEN AFTER ALL, and Munhakdongne Children’s Literature Award with Long Long Nights.

Choi Nanyoung majored in Creative Writing in both university and graduate school. She awarded in the 2022 Korea Content Awards with "I Came From Moulin Rouge," and awarded in the 2nd Kim Seung-ok Literature Award with the short story "Cry, Please," as well as awarded in the 1st Yeosun 10.19 Literature Award with "The day my father came." She was selected for the short story category of the Gozknock Entertainment's Metaverse Genre Novel Contest with "Wishing for Luck," and received the award in the short story category at the 6th Kyobo Bookstore Story Contest with "Quo Vadis." As published works, She have the book "Metaverse Genre Literature Award Works 2: Wishing for Luck," "Kyobo Bookstore Story Contest Short Story Award Works 2019," and the essay collection "Blah Blah Blah."

Bae is known for her use of abrupt shifts in tense and perspective, sensitive yet straightforward expressions, and seemingly non sequitur sentences to unsettle and distance her readers. Bae’s works offer neither the reassurance of moral conventions upheld, nor the consolation of adversities rendered meaningful.